gang plank造句

• When I first saw her come up the gang plank at Yindano, I could only stare at her.
• In 1622 Sir Richard Whitbourne told of how the birds were driven up the gang planks into the boats.
• They have skittered one step further down a slippery gang plank that will surely lead to baseball's eventual drowning.
• One dock worker cut his hands trying to loosen ropes after the bow broke loose, and the gang plank was smashed.
• "The United States has never succeeded when it's tried to pull up the gang plank and construct a wall around itself, " she said.
• But despite the mayor's warnings, a spirited crowd waited in the misty cold Thursday night to board the gambling boat, a red ribbon stretching across its gang plank.
• Years later, Stieglitz said he took the picture because he recognized how the graphic elements coalesced _ the diagonal lines of the smokestack and the gang plank, the cross of a man's suspenders on the lower deck and the circle of a man's hat on the upper level.
• :Wada, a well known agent for an Oriental firm rather than a veteran adventurer . . . Wada, as he ran up the gang plank, was recognized by several Alaskans, who were on the pier to witness the sailing of the steamship, he turned and said :'Good luck everybody.
• The town of Bridgwater, from " Brigewaltier " ( place at ) the bridge held by Walter of Douai, or alternatively " Brugie " from Old English " brycg " meaning gang plank between ships, or from Old Norse " brygja " meaning quay, was founded as a new borough about 1200; it had a castle and a market and became a port in its own right.
• It was impossible to land the passengers immediately due to the " absence of boats . " Instead, using a gang plank as a raft, Capt . Hansberry carried a line to the shore, and then went to the nearest landing to secure a boat, which he then used to bring off the passengers who had moved to the unsubmerged portion of the upper deck of the steamer.